Former Clinton Pollster Admits He’s Clinging To Party Membership As Far Left Drifts From Core Values

Former Clinton pollster Doug Schoen said on Fox News Thursday that he’s clinging to his party membership as the far-left drifts from its core values.

Members of the Democratic Party have faced criticism for their behavior during President Donald Trump’s address on Tuesday. Their behavior was especially noticed when Secret Service Director Sean Curran honored DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old battling brain cancer, with honorary credentials — a significant moment that Democrats wouldn’t acknowledge. During an appearance on “The Ingraham Angle,” host Laura Ingraham asked Schoen if he foresees some Democrats switching parties, particularly Democratic Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman.

“I certainly think that is possible, if you look at what he’s said and what he’s done. It’s clear he’s uncomfortable in the Democratic Party, as frankly I am,” Schoen told Ingraham. “I disagree with the Republicans on a lot of things. They go further than I would go. So I cling to my membership in the Democratic Party, but it’s not the same party.”

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Schoen said that he hopes for policy discussions between the parties.

“It isn’t the party of John F. Kennedy or Bill Clinton. Moderates are really not welcome. And I wish we could have the kind of discussion about issues that most of us want, that President Trump, I think, was inviting from the opposition, that is sadly absent,” Schoen said. “It’s a woke, far-left party that I really have very little in common with, with the party that I helped build and re-elect, proudly, Bill Clinton.”

Earlier today, Schoen said